The New Jersey Alliance for Children, Youth and Families (Alliance) is a membership organization representing human services agencies throughout New Jersey.
Mental health conditions are having a devastating impact on young people across the world.
More and more young people are sharing their experiences and speaking out against stigma.
With greater investment, we can break the silence around #MentalHealth and ensure young people and their caregivers get the support they need https://t.co/0YBIBGut8j
#WorldMentalHealthDay
This week is Mental Illness Awareness Week (Oct. 1-Oct. 7). Help raise awareness about the importance of mental health, and getting support and treatment for mental illness: https://t.co/5sblWUcOk9 #MIAW
Effective immediately, I have reinstated a Public Health Emergency in New Jersey.
This step does not mean any new restrictions. It simply allows state government to continue to respond to the ongoing threat that COVID-19 poses to our daily lives.
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Today, I signed legislation that will require age-appropriate school security drills to prevent unnecessary traumatization of schoolchildren.
This action will ensure that our students are prepared in the event of an emergency while also protecting their mental health.
Today is Children’s Grief Awareness Day. In connection to Social and Emotional Learning, @childmindinst has fantastic information and resources on “Helping Children Deal with Grief”. Visit to https://t.co/JOZg4K3btl learn more today.
Today is #ChildrensGriefAwarenessDay. A child may have a #traumatic reaction after a death that was sudden and unexpected (e.g., through violence or an accident) or a #death that was anticipated (e.g., due to illness). Learn more: https://t.co/4ntcTqLX9G
Adoption by the numbers:
17,000 Adoptions facilitated by #TeamDCF in 15 years.
Over the last 3 years almost half of adoptions happened within the kinship structure.
#TeamDCF is working hard to bring families together!
It's World Kindness Day! Do something nice for a friend or a stranger. It can be as simple as holding a door or offering a smile. A small act of kindness can have a huge impact.
Each November, we observe National Runaway Prevention Month (NRPM) to “shine a light” on the issues affecting runaway and homeless youth. Learn how you can get involved in our latest blog:
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There are things you can do to keep the kids you know safe from bullying. It starts with treating everyone with respect.
➡️From @StopBullyingGov here are ways kids can protect, respect, and stand up for each other: https://t.co/oVX1IFajRx